Significats de easy scapegoat en anglès

While not entirely blameless, Facebook also became an easy scapegoat.

THE eternal distrust between Australia and New Zealand has made Dave Rennie an easy scapegoat.

When the fall-out hit, Gayle was an easy scapegoat.

He said the attention has made police chiefs an easy scapegoat for politicians aiming to quell unrest.

Men blinded by faith or seeking an easy scapegoat to cast the troubles of the empire upon.

As a people we have an inherent distrust of computers; they become an easy scapegoat for modern irritations.

You're an easy scapegoat.

We can't judge people as only 'bad' or 'good.' Hitler is an easy scapegoat throughout history and it's been used cheaply.

Once allegedly protected and proudly defended by actual legislation in the state of South Carolina, the flag finds itself an easy scapegoat.

Mr Morris says journalists in Fiji are facing pressure, intimidation and threats every day and the media can be an easy scapegoat.

It's just an easy scapegoat, a placeholder for the lack of a better reason behind the constant violence we see in real life.

Inevitably, there was reluctance from some players to deviate from what they knew and when results started going against them, Fanning became an easy scapegoat.

He and his fellow "Europeans" became easy scapegoats.

That makes them easy scapegoats.

"You're going to make me look like a cheating shithead so that everybody has an easy scapegoat, aren't you?" James whispered angrily.